Jeremy Brock writes and Julian Jarrold directs the three-part follow-up to 2018's 'A Very English Scandal' and 2021's 'A Very British Scandal.'

While Amazon Prime's A Very Royal Scandal has already received plenty of praise upon its release, some viewers have been left fuming for one rather peculiar reason.

Amazon Prime has finally released A Very Royal Scandal, which revisits Prince Andrew's infamous Newsnight interview with ex-BBC journalist Emily Maitlis. While Michael Sheen and Ruth Wilson are receiving praise for their portrayals of the Duke and interviewer,

Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for A Very Royal Scandal.] Over three episodes, Prime Video, in A Very Royal Scandal, tells a dramatization of journalist Emily Maitlis’ (Ruth Wilson) 2019 interview with Prince Andrew (Michael Sheen) regarding his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and allegations of his own misconduct.

Ruth Wilson spent time with the presenter-turned-podcaster to prepare for donning her military-style jacket. It shows. If the brown contact lenses and voluminous blonde wig weren't enough, she's also got a convincing hold of Maitlis's commanding voice.

Actor Michael Sheen plays the embattled Prince Andrew in Prime Video’s new series ‘A Very Royal Scandal,’ out September 19. When it comes to being a royal himself, Sheen tells PEOPLE he ‘would not want to have that life.

EXCLUSIVE: Michael Sheen is playing Prince Andrew in a new drama centred around his now notorious interview on Newsnight.

Acclaimed actor Michael Sheen, who is set to play Prince Andrew in the upcoming Amazon Prime Video series A Very Royal Scandal, has opened up about the challenges of portraying the controversial royal figure.

Michael Sheen still thinks there's "a mystery at the heart of the drama" after playing Prince Andrew in Prime Video's A Very Royal Scandal, which dramatizes the disgraced royal's 2019 BBC Newsnight interview about his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.

This ponderous Amazon three-parter with Michael Sheen as the boorish royal and Ruth Wilson adopting a bizarre drawl as his journalistic nemesis, arrives mere months after Rufus Sewell and Gillian Anderson played the roles in Netflix’s film Scoop.